ANG gains access to automated personnel services Published March 8, 2007 DENVER -- Air National Guardsmen gained access to online personnel services today. Through the virtual Personnel Center - Guard and Reserve, Guardsmen around the world are able to correct or change their duty history by logging on to the vPC-GR. "The ultimate goal is to improve and streamline how we deliver personnel services to our Air National Guardsmen," said Col. Ann Shippy, ARPC commander. "We're excited to serve our Airmen more efficiently." Previously, Guardsmen had to visit their local Military Personnel Flight or call several agencies to correct their duty history. Now, no matter the time of day, Air National Guardsmen can log on to the vPC-GR. To access it, they will need to establish an account by answering a few questions to receive a user name and password. Once an account is established, they click on the "Correct Duty History" link and annotate their desired changes, attach any relevant supporting documentation such as: enlisted performance reports, officer performance reports, special orders, general orders, etc., and click on "submit." Once a correction request is submitted, the customer will be e-mailed a tracking number. Moreover, when the actions are completed, they will receive an e-mail letting them know. ARPC continues to work with ANG officials to automate or centralize retirements, service dates and ANG points by May 1. For more information about ARPC Personnel Services Delivery, visit http://arpc.afrc.af.mil/psd.